Private Yacht Charter in Menorca, Built Around the Island's Quiet Water
From Mahón's harbour to coves like Macarelleta, each charter draws on a fleet of 114 yachts and a route plan adjusted daily to wind and boat traffic.

Charter From Mahón, Across an Island Built for Slow Days on the Water
Mahón's natural harbour is the easiest place in Menorca to start a charter — sheltered, well served, and close enough to the south coast calas that a half-day on the water never feels rushed. Our fleet spans 114 yachts, from compact day boats built for four or five guests to superyachts over 50 metres with cabins for twelve, so the boat is chosen to fit the day rather than the other way round.
Charters run by the half-day, full day, or by the week, with most groups settling on somewhere between a morning cala-hop and an overnight run toward Fornells or south past Cala Mitjana. Pricing works on a day rate plus running costs — fuel, provisioning, harbour fees — clarified before you commit, so there are no surprises once the lines are cast off. High season, June through September, brings warmer water and steadier conditions; May and October trade a little wind for quieter anchorages and lighter rates.
For guests staying several days, we handle provisioning and route planning together — stocking the boat before you board, then sequencing stops so a two- or three-night run toward Pregonda lands in the early or late window, away from the day-tripper traffic that fills the same bays by mid-morning.
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Arcadia Sherpa 60
Arcadia Sherpa 60 — 18m
- 18m
- 12 guests
- 3 cabins
Find the right boat for the day
From quiet day-boats to staffed superyachts.
Why choose us
Curated fleet
Hand-picked yachts maintained to charter-ready standard.
Local expertise
Our team operates daily out of Menorca and knows the coast.
Concierge service
Beach clubs, chefs, transfers and provisioning — we coordinate it all.
Transparent pricing
Clear day rates with fuel and APA explained up front, without hidden fees.
Frequently asked questions
A quick read of what most charter clients ask before booking.
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How much does a yacht charter in Menorca cost?
It depends on yacht size, season, and whether fuel/APA is billed separately. Share dates and group size, and we’ll recommend options and a transparent breakdown.
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What’s included in the price?
Typically the yacht and crew are included, while fuel, port fees, and provisioning are billed separately. The exact inclusions depend on the yacht and charter format.
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How many guests can come aboard?
Most day charters are licensed for up to 12 guests cruising. Overnight capacity is usually lower, based on cabin layout and the yacht’s registration.
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When is the best time to charter in Menorca?
Late spring through early autumn is generally best. Shoulder months can offer calmer marinas and better value while still delivering great weather on the water.
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Can I book last-minute?
Often yes, especially outside peak dates. Availability depends on the yacht and crew schedule, so sending your preferred dates and timing helps us confirm quickly.
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Do I need a licence?
For crewed charters, no licence is required — you book the yacht with a professional skipper and crew. Bareboat rules differ and depend on local regulations.